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Let's not get our knickers in a twist here.

Anyone expecting to make a quick buck out of EWC shouldn't be in this stock in the first place. The very nature of the business is that its value will take a long time to be crystallised.

Chandler is a long term player who can take the rough with the smooth. I seriously doubt he's exiting now after entering relatively recently. And for someone as big as him, he's unlikely to have traders/brokers dumb enough to massacre the share price in a matter of days.

It's clear from other comments on this forum that the MW article is BS. Management IS communicating, if in an unsophisticated manner. Perhaps we should be cheered that they're just getting on with the job rather than worrying about short term SP gyrations.

Meanwhile, the stock just got cheaper, so be happy, and if you can, buy some more.

If you want to buy a gold necklace for your wife and the price of gold goes down, you'll be glad because you can afford it more easily. If you think EWC's intrinsic value hasn't changed or is even rising because a heavyweight like Chandler has given a massive vote of confidence to its major partner in PNG, then we should be buying, not getting stressed out because of some temporary SP blip.

REmember, markets are prone to irrationality; these are times when serious investors make money.